2 bedroom Bungalow for rent in Kyaliwajjala Wakiso Uganda, code: 190194
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Amazing 2 bedroom house for rent in kyaliwajala self contained with spacious living room ample parking space next to main
This house comes with tight security
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SCAN QR CODE
190194
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